I started learning to play the guitar when I was 8 years old. There have been studies that have shown that learning to play a musical instrument helps with the development of the brain such as memory capacity, coordination, mathematical comprehension, and reading comprehension, just to name a few. This has been very evident in my life and learning to play a musical instrument has benefited me so much more than just as an academic student.

I have a bachelor of arts in music with an emphasis in guitar performance from Azusa Pacific University, whichI received in 2004. While guitar performance was my primary field of study, I also studied vocal training and sang in APU's Men's Choral, University Choir & Orchestra, and Oratorio Choir. While singing and studying guitar performance, I also excelled in music theory.

I have over 20 years of experience and I believe that I can help bring out the natural musician in you!

Some musician humor:
Never B♭, Sometimes B♯, Always...

As a vocal teacher I focus on the correct method to singing that helps keep your voice beautiful and healthy.
I earned my bachelors degree in music education with an emphasis in vocals. I learned music appreciation, theory, history, choral singing and classical voice training.
I love music and cannot picture life without it. Music is an expression of life! I also love to teach music to others as I feel I'm passing on a great gift.

My name is Alice B. I've been playing piano for a total of 22 years and have been singing since before I can remember! I was Classically trained in piano from the age of six to eighteen and had the privilege to compete in various regional competitions throughout Southern California and perform in a number of recitals during that time. I studied voice for 3 years from the age of seventeen to twenty-one in both Classical and Contemporary/Jazz music. I had the amazing experience, 5 years ago, to record a 3-song demo and will hopefully get another opportunity to record again. I currently perform weekly at my church and music is my passion!!! Music to me, is a beautiful oxymoron - both intricate and simple! Intricate in its technicality...Simple in the emotional imprint it leaves behind!! As a teacher, my goal is to convey these elements and teach my students the importance of discipline, patience, determination, and hopefully open their eyes to the wonderful world of MUSIC!!

So you’ve mastered Guitar Hero and/or Rock Band and you’re thinking, “how hard can the real thing be?!?”

The answer is: as easy or challenging as you want it to be… That’s the beauty of the guitar and bass. Learning a few simple chords or patterns can quickly lead to extremely satisfying results, yet ask even the most accomplished players, and they’ll tell you they’re still learning…

My name is Brian. I've been a professional musician and educator for over 20 years teaching both guitar and bass. I've been fortunate enough to play with (and learned from) some of the finest musicians around, and I look forward to sharing that knowledge with you. My goal as a teacher is to help you get to where you want to be in the shortest amount of time possible.

Let me help you on your journey and let's uncover your inner musical genius!

I grew up in Quebec City Canada, where I only spoke French during those growing years. From a very young age, I was always attracted to music and particularly playing drums. My mom has told me that before I could even walk, I was already banging away on whatever I could put my hands on. I would sit down with pots, pans, and spoons and bang away. My parents bought my first “real” drum kit when I was about five years old. It was a Mickey Mouse drum set that they ordered from the Sears catalog. I was ecstatic. Unfortunately, because of the poor quality of the drum, this particular kit only lasted a couple months, but it was on that very drum kit that I gave my first live performance. The concert took place in the basement of my house. This memorable concert included one song, a French version of California dreaming, with me on drums, my brother on guitar and my sister as a singer. The crowd (one uncle and our mom) loved it and saw the potential in what could be a career someday!...

Hailed by the New York Times for his “sweet intensity” and “insinuating smoothness,” Michael, woodwind specialist, is a prolific performer from solo and chamber concerts to pit-orchestras in musical theater and film recording sessions. He began playing saxophone at the age of 10 and picked up several new instruments along the way, recently completing a doctorate in Musical Performance from the University of Southern California. Michael is passionately dedicated to teaching, with over 10 years experience teaching 1 on 1 students, as well as chamber groups and masterclasses. Michael's diverse experience and fluency in many musical styles promises to provide a personalized and enriching experience tailored specifically to the student.

There are many things in life one can learn or accomplish, one of the most fulfilling though is to learn & understand music! I have such a passion for anything music related! Music has always been a huge part of my life, since the day I picked up the sticks to play the drums when I was 13, until today, continuing to advance as far as possible on the guitar! I enjoy playing multiple instruments, and I have great joy & much patience in sharing this love for music with others! My name is Matthew & I have been playing music since the age of 13, so, close to 10 years now. I have taught at "The Fundamental Sounds of Music School" in Fontana CA at my local church in Fontana CA for 2 years. I got accepted into the Art Institute of San Francisco CA for my bachelors degree in "Audio Production," which I am still currently working on, I have played in numerous groups. I have also written many songs and I am currently working on an album that should be releasing sometime next year in the...

I have been teaching group and private lessons for about 30 years now. I've been a contract teacher for The City Of Chino Hills for about 10 years, and have taught for the cities of Chino, Diamond Bar and Walnut as well.

I started my teaching business, LearnGuitare around 2006 and teach group and private lessons at its studio in Chino, CA.

I have performed since the late 70s in many bands and have met an played with a lot of good musicians. In the 80s, we were part of the scene that rocked the Sunset Strip and all over Southern California. Today, I perform with my wife in our Pat Benatar tribute band, HeartBreaker which was founded in 1999. We have performed many concerts since then, and have performed in front of thousands! We have performed in Japan for our naval troops, Canada, Arizona, Las Vegas as well as many California Casinos, Concerts In The Park and other venues.

LearnGuitare is my passion and I look forward to working you and to help you reach your musical goals!

My name is Chris and I am a professional guitar player. I have been teaching for about four years now and sharing the joy of music with others has become a passion of mine.
I started playing the piano at the age of five, the trumpet at nine and the guitar at thirteen. Over the years I have also learned to play the drums, bass, harmonica as well as how to sing! I studied at L.A. Music Academy as well as Musicians Institute. I currently am recording my debut solo album and recently played the National Anthem for a profession football team!

I was trained abroad & performed to a variety of audiences of different cultures. My experiences helped me understand music as a passion & as a genre. It inspired me to share those skills & experiences to young students, musicians, actors and music enthusiasts to professional artists. Some of my students have joined competitions & talent shows, performing on tours as a professional, performed in front of family gatherings and in the shower! If you are preparing for a performance, an audition or you just want to learn music and have fun, then I may be able to help you...

I was introduced to music at an early age and started playing piano and singing voice when I was 5years old. My parents encouraged me to take lessons to enhance my passion in my lifetime. As a piano player and singer; my lifetime goal is to share my love of music with students. one of my greatest joys is seeing students introduced to music, watching their skills progress, and helping enhance their passion for music I believe that music learning should be enjoyable. I've taught music to all different ages over the last 15years. I'll ask you some questions about your goals, and then design your lesson with those goals in mind.

I am originally from Seoul, South Korea, where I studied music specializing in piano performance at the Korea Art University. I’ve been teaching classical piano for more than 20 years. I taught children piano and theory at various music institutes for many years and also taught individually. I was also a pianist for many years accompanying choirs at various churches.
Early on my teaching style was very traditional, ie. book-oriented and expecting perfection from all my students, but after I had my first child, I started studying Early Childhood Education and learned how important each child’s uniqueness is. I strongly believe that it is important to focus on an individual’s abilities and bring them up to their full potential. So in place of my traditional teaching style, there now is a teaching style that is fun, caring, loving, and creative.